Licensure in other states

[CntrSnr2001]

I just passed, but I'm anticipating my firm will want me to get licensed in other states. We're doing work all over the country.

Is there a listing anywhere that mentions what states need what for licensure, for example, in (blank) state you need to submit XYZ paperwork with a (amount) check.

Just planning ahead. Thanks!

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

^^^ If you're planning on getting registered in multiple states, I would recommend getting an official NCEES record. It's a good baseline for the requirements needed for most states.

 

[bradlelf]

True ... If you plan on getting more than 2 additional states, gets the NCEES record. You will end up saving money. But remember ome parts of it are only good for like 6 months. So if you are going to spread out your reciprocity/commity throughout the year, you should just pay out of pocket.

Some states such as NJ require alot of paperwork, time, multiple check payments and a law exam .... others such as MD only require a form, payment and references. MD took less than a month to receive my license; NJ took almost 9 months.

 

[knight1fox3]

+1 on getting the NCEES record.

 

[Boomer01 PE]

Definitely get a record. It will save you a lot of time when applying to other states.

 

[NBeebe]

Another vote for the record. I am now licensed in four states, with a fifth one pending. It has saved me A LOT of time and paperwork!